From Minnesota, TTT has been around since 2000. They are signed with The Militia Group.
TTT's sound is equal parts early Brit punk, and garage rock. The songs on "Get Into It" are led by snotty vocals and diverging guitar rhythms. There are fast and slow elements within each song presented here. When the tempo is quick paced it's at least somewhat interesting because of the energy, however when it slows it's boring and annoying. The songs wear you down in their repetitive onslaught with vocals that get old real quick. During the reviewing of the album it was difficult for me to listen for more than three songs straight through. While some might find this inspiring, I find it inane.
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Other coverage for this album
Opus 2003Reviewed by Jeffrey EllingerThe resurgence of garage/dirty/real rock bands in the last year or two has been a breath of fresh air for some (namely, people who only listen to the radio and the stuff they're fed by major labels) and a real pain in the booty for others. The Vines (terrible band), The Hives (overconfident and strictly average band), The White Stripes (Meg, dump your boyfriend and go out with me), The Strokes…Similar sounding releases
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